checks if input is a datelifeQuery object, otherwise it uses make_datelife_query to process it

datelife_query_check(datelife_query = NULL, ...)

Arguments

datelife_query

datelife_query	A datelifeQuery object, output of make_datelife_query function
...	Arguments passed on to `make_datelife_query` `use_tnrs` Boolean; default to FALSE. If TRUE, use OpenTree's services to resolve names. This can dramatically improve the chance of matches, but also take much longer. `approximate_match` Boolean; default to TRUE: use a slower TNRS to correct misspellings, increasing the chance of matches (including false matches) `get_spp_from_taxon` boolean vector, default to FALSE. If TRUE, will get all species names from taxon names given in input. Must have same length as input. If input is a newick string , with some clades it will be converted to phylo object phy, and the order of get_spp_from_taxon will match phy$tip.label. `verbose` Boolean. If TRUE, it gives printed updates to the user.

A datelifeQuery object, output of make_datelife_query function

...

Arguments passed on to make_datelife_query

use_tnrs: Boolean; default to FALSE. If TRUE, use OpenTree's services to resolve names. This can dramatically improve the chance of matches, but also take much longer.
approximate_match: Boolean; default to TRUE: use a slower TNRS to correct misspellings, increasing the chance of matches (including false matches)
get_spp_from_taxon: boolean vector, default to FALSE. If TRUE, will get all species names from taxon names given in input. Must have same length as input. If input is a newick string , with some clades it will be converted to phylo object phy, and the order of get_spp_from_taxon will match phy$tip.label.
verbose: Boolean. If TRUE, it gives printed updates to the user.

A datelifeQuery object